corner pocket
by ytshuva

Comment by chazoe:
Solids or Stripes?


Stripes, obviously

corner pocket
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Comment by sophiawood:
yes!

corner pocket
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Comment by unbreakable:
Q: Is she winning
A: Shh, she's shooting my ball!

corner pocket
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Comment by blindjustice:
Should I lag the cue back across the baseline? Yes!

corner pocket
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Comment by Tiny:
This could well be my second fav image in this challenge.

corner pocket
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Comment by RyanW:
Not happening based on the look of this. She looks oddly placed on the cue ball, which would have the (looks to be the 13 or 14?) going off the bumpers.
if the cue was about an inch or two to Her right it would seem more straight on for this shot.
Mind you, it's still entirely possible to make this shot where she's at based on where the contact happens on the cue ball.
Ah pool, what a fantastic way to spend time and over analyze things. :)

corner pocket
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Comment by whatdewuc:
Yes she make's it with this staight on shot, little right english to set-up for the strip near the right rail also.

corner pocket
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Comment by thrumyiis:
Did she sink it? yes..

last day at the office
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Comment by ytshuva:

Originally posted by FrankRobinson: Hi Kobi - welcome to the Critique Zone! My first impressions - this is a really nice shot. I have always been a fan of those who can get light to work for them 'photo-graphy' and you definitely have here. But it is a shame about the background. Why couldn't the screen manufacturer have made it a little taller? Technically, I would have been interested to see this taken at f2.8 just to try and blur out those pot plants. Other than that, the focus is perfect and of course the lighting is what makes it. Artistically, I would wonder how much to ascribe to you and how much to your model, but looking at some of your other work, either you are very lucky or you have a way of getting your models to give you what you need! This is really natural with a very nicely balanced composition. I like it, like I said, it's just a shame that screen wasn't a tiny bit higher! Happy hunting, Frank.

THX a lot frank! this is DPC at its best for me! I learned a lot here.

last day at the office
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Comment by FrankRobinson:
Hi Kobi - welcome to the Critique Zone!

My first impressions - this is a really nice shot. I have always been a fan of those who can get light to work for them 'photo-graphy' and you definitely have here. But it is a shame about the background. Why couldn't the screen manufacturer have made it a little taller?

Technically, I would have been interested to see this taken at f2.8 just to try and blur out those pot plants. Other than that, the focus is perfect and of course the lighting is what makes it.

Artistically, I would wonder how much to ascribe to you and how much to your model, but looking at some of your other work, either you are very lucky or you have a way of getting your models to give you what you need! This is really natural with a very nicely balanced composition.

I like it, like I said, it's just a shame that screen wasn't a tiny bit higher!

Happy hunting,

Frank.